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Interviewed by Rachel Aragon
The Ojai resident (you likely recognize his name from such hits as Dumb and Dumber and There's Something About Mary) reveals his favorite things in L.A., including the chicken dish he swears will cure every ailment you've got.
Interviewed by Annelise Alexander
"The Big Bang Theory" funny girl, neuroscience Ph.D., and Los Angeles native fills us in on where she catches a comedy show and how she indulges her vegan leanings.
Interviewed by Marielle Wakim
The "Parks and Rec" show-stealer loves Los Angeles - "literally." Here he tells us where to find great custard pie, how to travel in style, and who the real celebs are in this town.
Interviewed by Christina Wolfgram
Far less dramatic than the soap opera has-been she plays on TV Land's "Hot in Cleveland," the down-to-earth actress talks about her love of live theater and where to find a touch of New York in Los Angeles.
Brandon Boyd is a musician, visual artist, and native Californian. As the front man for the rock band Incubus, he has traveled all over the world, but calls Venice Beach his home. Brandon's upcoming projects include a solo project under the name "Sons of the Sea," and his third art book entitled "So The Echo." Check out his favorite spots to chow down, have fun and get outdoors.
Andrew Zimmern is a two-time James Beard Award-winning TV personality, chef, food writer and teacher. The globe-trotting host of Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern recently led an expert panel of celebrity foodies to create the list of 100 nominees for the 2013 Munchies: People’s Choice Food Awards. Now through April 30, 2013, the public is invited to vote for the Munchies here.
Find out some of Andrew Zimmern’s favorite places to eat and stay in Los Angeles.
Elan Gale, producer of the Bachelor and director of Looking for Lenny, shares his favorite places in L.A. to browse records, indulge in omakase or try a basil pepper martini.
Chris Oh, Ted Kim and Yong Kim conceived Seoul Sausage Company as a new way to eat Korean BBQ. After taking home the victory (and a new truck!) on the third season of The Food Network’s Great Food Truck Race, the team opened their first brick-and-mortar establishment in Sawtelle Japantown. Check out their favorite places for Korean bar food, el pastor burritos and breathtaking views.
Duff Goldman, Ace of Cakes TV personality and owner of Duff's Cakemix and Charm City Cakes West in West Hollywood, shares his favorite places to pump iron, admire some new wheels or see a giraffe.
Alli Webb, the founder of Drybar, opened the first Drybar location in LA back in February 2010 and has since expanded to an additional 24 locations in California, Arizona, Texas, New York, Washington, D.C. and Georgia. Alli gives us her top picks for dineLA Restaurant Week.
